One of the most incredible things about pregnancy is watching your body change and grow as your baby develops. With the advent of smartphones and social media, many expectant mothers now document their pregnancy journey with regular bump updates.

But what if you could see the entire evolution of the baby bump in just 94 seconds? That’s exactly what one women’s health website has done, and the result is nothing short of amazing.

Month 1: The Early Days

In the first few weeks of pregnancy, there may not be much to see when it comes to your belly. That’s because the baby is still very small and nestled deep inside your uterus.

However, hormonal changes and the increased blood flow to your pelvic area may make you feel bloated and crampy. You might also experience some light bleeding, which is sometimes mistaken for a period.

Month 2: The Embryo Takes Shape

By the second month of pregnancy, the embryo is about the size of a grape and has begun to form the basic structures of the body, including the brain, spine, and heart.

You may notice your waistline expanding slightly and your pants feeling a bit snugger. Some women may also experience morning sickness and fatigue during this time.

Month 3: The Fetus Grows Rapidly

By the end of the third month, your baby is officially a fetus and is about 3 inches long. The arms and legs are fully formed, and tiny fingers and toes are starting to emerge.

Your belly may be noticeably fuller, and you may need to start wearing looser clothing or maternity clothes. Many women also experience a surge of energy during this trimester.

Month 4: The Bump Begins to Show

At four months pregnant, the baby bump is starting to make its debut. Your uterus is now about the size of a grapefruit, and the baby is roughly 5 inches long.

You may start to feel the baby moving around, which is often described as feeling like butterflies or popcorn popping. Some women may also have their first ultrasound during this time.

Month 5: The Baby Gains Weight

By the end of the fifth month, your baby is starting to pack on the pounds. He or she may weigh around a half a pound and is about 10 inches long.

You may notice that your bump is becoming more prominent, and strangers may start to ask if you’re pregnant. You may also start to experience back pain and other discomforts as your body adjusts to the weight of the growing baby.

Month 6: The Third Trimester Looms

At six months pregnant, you’re entering the final trimester of your pregnancy. Your baby is roughly the size of a large mango and is starting to develop more distinct facial features, including eyebrows and eyelashes.

Your bump is getting larger and more pronounced, and you may start to feel Braxton Hicks contractions, which are practice contractions that help get your body ready for labor.

Month 7: The Belly is Front and Center

By seven months pregnant, your baby is now about 15 inches long and weighs around 2-3 pounds. Your bump is front and center and may be difficult to miss.

You may experience shortness of breath or heartburn as your growing uterus puts pressure on other internal organs. You may also start to feel more fatigued and have trouble finding a comfortable sleeping position.

Month 8: The Final Stretch

In the eighth month of pregnancy, your baby is continuing to grow and gain weight. He or she is now roughly 18 inches long and weighs between 4-5 pounds.

Your bump is large and in charge, and you may start to feel increasingly uncomfortable as your due date approaches. Many women experience swelling in their legs and feet during this time as well.

Month 9: Ready to Meet Your Baby

By the ninth month of pregnancy, it’s time to get ready to meet your baby. Your little one is now fully developed and ready to make his or her debut. Your bump is at its largest and may feel heavy and cumbersome.

You may also start to experience contractions, which are a sign that labor is imminent. It won’t be long now before you’re holding your little bundle of joy in your arms!.